Joseph Shock Elected High School Principal in Greencastle
Joseph H. Shock of Lafayette was elected principal of Greencastle High School for the coming year at a Greencastle School trustees meeting. Opening date for Greencastle Public schools is September 5, with remodeling possibly delaying start. new teachers including Ralph C. Sloane music director and Marion Monroe art supervisor were named for city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dodson
Greencastle
Joseph H. Shock
Lafayette
E. C. Dodson
Jefferson High School
State Athletic Association
Shock
Ralph C. Sloane
DePauw School of Music
Sullivan
Indiana
Richmond
Elkhart
Marion Monroe
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Chicago
Glen Badger
Martha J. Ridpath
Philippine Islands
Alvah A. Porter
First Ward
North Salem
Burton A. Knight
Mary E. Cammack
Cience
Marion Monore
Mabed C. Loehr
Oscar Thomas
Emma P. Vaughan
Ertha Watkins
Hattie R. Knight
Ivah A. Porter
S. Elmer Stratton
Emma Jones
Limedale School Closure Debate Divides Local Patrons
Community members debate whether to continue Limedale school or have students bused to Greencastle. Readings from Delilah Miller and Irene Selby illustrate the split as residents seek the best outcome for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah Miller
Irene Selby
Muriel Rector Rockhill
Anna Stone
Martha Ridpath
Glen Badger
Susie Talbott
Lelia Pickett
S. C. Carpenter
Kate Oliver
Wilbur Stewart
Maple Heights
Kate Lovett
Goldie Newgent
Limedale
Greencastle
Chicago Sewer Pipe Team to Clash With Indiana Portland Cement
The Chicago Sewer Pipe baseball team will visit Greencastle to face the Indiana Portland Cement Co team at American Legion park near the Zinc plant. Alexander will pitch and Me Bride returns at short. A traction car departs Green castle at 2 15 for the park and the game starts at 2 20. The Cement team is described as strong and a good game is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Portland Cement CO
Chicago
Chicago Sewer Pipe
Greencastle
American Legion
Portland Cement Boys
Helen Jones Airgood Appeals for Bundle Day July 20
Helen Jones Airgood urges readers to donate warm clothing for destitute orphans in the Near East. She recalls a Turkish winter, Sivas cold and snow, and a crowded infirmary scene that moved her to give her own jacket to a freezing boy. Mr. and Mrs. Milliard C. Hootman depart for La Porte Indiana to oversee farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones Airgood
Asia
Near East
Harpoot
Turkey
Sivas
Greencastle
Milliard C. Hootman
Hootman
la Porte
Indiana
County Grants School Funds to Indiana Counties
July 15 distribution of state school funds totaled 1,788,875.49 to 92 Indiana counties. Superintendent J. S. Hubbard oversaw per capita disbursement of 2.34 dollars for each of 797,535 school age residents. Putnam County received 11,600 80?
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Indiana State
Capitol
J. S. Hubbard
Putnam County
Putnam G
Tax board signals likely horizontal property tax rise for Putnam
A State Board of Tax Commissioners member in Green Castle said the board is certain to order a horizontal increase on Putnam county personal property assessments as fixed by the county board of review. The hearing date is set for July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Greencastle
Knoll
Putnam County
County Board of Review
Real Estate Transfers in Greencastle Area
Jonathan P. Wolf transfers property to William F. Lane in Greencastle for 3500 dollars. Daniel C Brackney conveys land in Greencastle township to Fred Ellis for 400 dollars. Central Trust Company deed to Daniel C. Besser land in Greencastle town for 2500 dollars. James A. Bell sells a Bainbridge lot to John Michael for 606 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan P. Wolf
William F. Lane
Grencastle
Daniel C Brackney
Fred Ellis
Greencastle Township
Central Trust Company
Daniel C. Besser
Greencastle
James A. Bell
John Michael
Bainbridge
Needlecraft Club Holds Delightful Meeting
The Needlecraft Club held its Guest Day meeting at Mrs. E. R. Hamrick's home on East Washington Street Friday afternoon. Fifty members and guests attended as club members performed music and readings in costume. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, and punch were served on the lawn. out of town guests included Mrs. E. Tincher and daughter from Louisville and Mrs. Nellie Warner and Mrs. Anglin from Indianapolis, guests of local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
E. R. Hamrick
East Washington Street
Church Notices at Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Pastor Albert Tidrick leads Sunday school at 9 45 with Grant Scott as superintendent. Morning service at 10 45 on The Man who Shirks the Cross. Young People meet at 6 45. Evening service at College Ave Church with Dr Levi Marshall preaching The Way Home about the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lawrence Tidrick
Grant Scott
House of God
College Ave
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church Services Schedule and Sermon Themes
Victor Loebel announces Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 40 with theme Quality of Worship Special Music Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Topic Judging Unkindly Pastor leading Union evening service at 7 45 at College Ave M E Church Dr Marshall to preach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Loebel
J.C. Bridges
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Union
College Ave
M. E. Church
Marshall
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Levi Marshall pastor announces Sunday School at 9 30 led by Mrs E R Bartley with classes for all ages J L Hamilton leads orchestra Preaching at 10 40 on Singing at Our Work C E at 6 30 Union evening service at College Ave church sermon Three Views of Life Special music listed
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Levi Marshall
E. R. Bartley
J. L. Hamilton
C. E
Union
College Ave
College Ave Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 public worship at 10 40 Rev Jesse Bogue will preach Epworth League at 6 50 union services sermon by Dr Marshall and prayer meeting Tuesday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bogue
Epworth League
Marshall
Christian Science Sunday School and Services Schedule
Sunday school and Sunday morning worship begin at 10 45. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 7 45 o clock. Guidance or announcements may follow in church notices.
Needle Work Club Picnic Reported
The Needle Work club held a picnic meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nichols on Arlington street. Twenty five members and guests attended including Mrs. Charles Nichols and children of Indianapolis, Mrs. Melvina Pryor of Brazil and Mrs. Roy Ernest and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Needle Work Club
Leonard Nichols
Arlington Street
Charles Nichols
Indianapolis
Melvina Pryor
Brazil
Roy Ernest
DePauw Plans Local Swimming Meet and Exhibitions
DePauw University athletic director Fred Walker returns from Chicago and announces a two week plan for a Greencastle and Putnam county swimming meet with local contests and exhibitions by Norman Ross and other experts. public excitement runs high in Greencastle over the event.
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Chicago
Friday Athletice
Fred Walker
DePauw
Greencastle
Putnam County
Walker
Norman Ross
Greencastle Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Skimmerhorn from Greencastle visited her daughter Mrs Tom Underwood this week. Relatives Ed Arnold Ruth Wells and Ruth Wells ill were noted with visits and local trips. Perry Underwood spent last weekend with his father Tom Underwood.
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Pearl Christine Arnold
Fillmore
Ruth Wells
The
Christian Church of
Greencastle
Ch. Hall
Mr. Hall
Perry Underwood
Tom Underwood
Notable visitors from Indiana towns visit Greencastle on business
Harold Heacox of Brazil and Mrs. David Prince of Stinesville were in Greencastle on Friday for business purposes.
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Harold Heacox
Brazil
Grencastle
David Prince
Stinesville
Greencastle
James A. Houck Named Treasurer for Democratic City Committee
Indianapolis July 16 The resignation of Evan Woolen Jr as treasurer of the Democratic City committee was accepted by Thomas Meeker city chairman. James A Houck treasurer of the State Savings and Trust Company was appointed to succeed Woolen Houck is a former Greencastle resident.
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Indianapolis
Evan Woolen, Jr
Democratic City Committee
Thomas Meeker
Meeker
James A. Houck
The
State Savings and Trust Company
Woolen
Broadpark Boys Found Not Guilty
A jury found seven to fourteen year old Broad Park boys not guilty in the case of Charles C. Sims versus John Walters Howard Walters Elmer Whitaker Freddie Underwood and Cecil Underwood. They were charged with injuring Mr Sims filly valued at 75 dollars due to coasting two old buggies down a hill causing the animal to collide with a barbed wire fence. The trial began Friday morning with Fay S. Hamilton prosecuting for Putnam County and James and Allee defending the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Sims
John Walters
Howard Walters
Elmer Whitaker
Freddie Underwood
Cecil Underwood
Broad Park
Sims
Educators Seek Appointive Route for State Superintendent Post
A Greencastle and Indiana group met at Frank Wallace's office to plan publicity for placing the state superintendent of public instruction on the appointive list. Attendees included Herbert L Briggs E W Montgomery C H Williams Dr John Louis Beyl E C Dodson Frank Wallace and Professor F C Tilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana
Frank Wallace
Herbert L Briggs
Terre Haute
E. W. Montgomery
Schoos
Bedford
C. H. Williams
John Louis Beyl
Department of Education
DePauw
E. C. Dodson
Putnam County
F. C. Tilden
de. Pauw
Join the Baby Slip Brigade in Vienna Call for Warm Garments
Last winter in Vienna 40 900 people crowded box cars with no heat and little clothing. Citizens urged to donate warm garments to the City Library and join the baby slip brigade by calling 202 to pledge at least one warm slip for a baby. Ten have been promised and fifty are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Greencastle
Putnamville man pleads guilty to check forging
Olus Estes, 18, pleads guilty before Judge James P. Hughes to a charge of check forging. Estes faced a 2 to 14 year sentence. he said part of the money had gone for gambling during the Saturday morning arraignment.
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Putnamville
James P. Hughes
Estes
Judge Hughes suspends Estes sentence while car sold
Olus Estes, 25, received a two to fourteen year term for check forging but earned a suspended sentence until August 15 after the sheriff sells his Ford touring car and applies proceeds to a $50 lien, remaining funds to cover nearly $100 in fraudulent checks. He must show payment by August 15 and confessed to gambling in a Green Castle pool room.
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Hughes
Olus Estes
Estes
John Likakis
Andrew Likakis
Hugos
Bascom O’hair
Cyrus O’hair
O’hair & Williams
Greencastle
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Set by County Agent
County agent Charles A. Jackson will start poultry culling demonstrations in the week of July 25, with three weeks likely and 26 sessions already scheduled. The goal is to teach farmers to remove non laying hens and improve flock efficiency. He also plans to form three Live Stock Shipping Associations in Putnam County to help farmers market stock along the Terre Haute line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Jackson
Local man files affidavit over fraudulent check
Donald McLean filed an affidavit against L. B. Klugh after noon Saturday charging him with passing a fraudulent check. Klugh allegedly gave McLean a check for 8532 to pay for a Ford Sedan from the local Ford agency. the bank returned it unpaid. It is thought Klugh is in Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
L. B. Klugh
Klugh
McLean
Ford
Vincennes
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Joseph Shock
Prin
Lillian E. Southard
Lela Walls
Bess Sanders
Beryl B. Sandy
Wanda Mottier
FN. Jones
I. F. Stoops
Zella Adams
Robert Gipson
Second Ward Building
the Presbyterian Church
Christian Science
E Pauw University
Mr. Walker
Somerset
Mary Hauck
Hamrick Station
Mrs
Oscar O'Hair
Alice Day
Omer Hall
Ladoga
C. K. Hall and
Harry Welch
Linton
Lillian O’hair
Oscar O’hair
C_ K_ Hall
Frank McAlindens
Ed Day
Mr. Day
Mary Bridges
Ferol Ferrand
James A
Jim) Houck
Broadpark Boys
Bulletin
Eates
Mr. Long
Todd & Son
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